multinational
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4.4
- adjective
- /ˌmʌltiˈnæʃənl/
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multinacional
- Many multinational corporations have offices in over twenty countries.
- a multinational company
- a multinational corporation
- a multinational firm
Yeah, it's, there's a number of large multinational companies who have incorporated into various systems.
- Yeah, it's, there's a number of large multinational companies who have incorporated into various systems.
- But one of the humongous multinational investment banks actually said the quiet part out loud.
- I don't know, I'd have to be we mentioned the industrial war complex is multinational corporations.
Examples
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Make this woman the CEO of a multinational corporation.
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Many of them have multinational ownership, which is good.
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So Australia went in a multinational force, went in under the United Nations.
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Thus far, these words might be said by a manager in any multinational organization.
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So, you are not working for any multinational corporation?
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Let's try to set up a genuinely multinational operation.
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With the constant need for pilots, the RAF became a truly multinational fighting force.
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We were told that foxley hall had been rented by a multinational corporation.
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They're a multinational pharmaceutical corporation.
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The Byzantine army was truly multinational, as it included Normans, Cumans, Bulgars, Syrians, Armenians and Slavs.
Synonyms
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Relating to two or more countries
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Involving more than one country
How International
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Morphology
Etymology
Multinational comes from multi- 'many' and nation 'country' or 'people'. So it means 'many countries' and is used for things that involve or work across several countries.